King Mohammed VI urges AI and cybersecurity push for FAR anniversary

Morocco’s CNDH elected to head Francophone AI and human rights working group

Is AI changing how Moroccan university students’ performance is assessed?

The growing and increasingly diverse use of artificial intelligence (AI) across multiple fields is reshaping how students’, and even researchers’, abilities are assessed, as some have begun systematically integrating these tools into their work. Mohssine Benzakour, a university lecturer in social psychology, explores the challenges raised by this phenomenon, particularly in the absence of teaching methods adapted to the AI era.

Google Gemini becomes official technology sponsor of Morocco’s national football team

International forum on AI and digital transition in Africa launches in Rabat

Morocco: Nexus Core Systems purchases land from a princess for AI Data center construction

Morocco must rethink training in the age of AI [Interview]

In a recent report, the African Center for Strategic Studies and Digitalization (CAESD) examined the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on the evolution of jobs in five countries across the region. In Morocco, 14% of jobs are considered at high risk of automation, placing the kingdom at a crossroads between transformation and its ability to absorb these changes. Zouheir Lakhdissi, vice president of the center, discusses with Yabiladi the dynamics needed to support this shift.

AI, elections, and the fragility of rights in the digital (AI) age [op-ed]

When the information environment is distorted, democracy itself is at risk. And so are the rights that sustain it.

Morocco promotes AI as a pillar of sovereignty at Princeton University

Attijariwafa Bank may invest in Mistral AI to accelerate financial AI in Morocco